I just checked on my 1.1 version and to be honest I didn't knew that align to left or right are also available in the core of elkarte 1.1.
Anyway, imho the text should be:
Add an inline attachment
Example:
[attach=123 align=left width=400]
This will show a left-aligned image resized to 400 pixels wide with the post text flowing around it. Execpt for the attachment tag and the attachment id all other parameters are optional
[attach=123]
This will show the attachment as a thumbnail if available, if no thumbnail is available it will use a full sized image. The image will be in line with the text of your post.
Options:
attach=x where x is the attachment id
align=left, center, right
width=### (where # is number in pixels)
height=### (where # is number in pixels)
Modes available
You can choose the inline mode you want for your attachment:
Thumbnail [attach=x] : Your image will be shown as a thumbnail
Text Link [attachurl=x] : Only a link is show with size and view details. By clicking on it, the image is displayed.
You can choose how to align the inline image:
align=left : The image is aligned to the left and the text will flow around it
align=right : The image is aligned to the right and the text will flow around it
align=center : The image is centered and the text will be below it
You can choose how wide to show the image:
width=123 : The image is displayed 123 pixels wide
If the width specified is larger than the image or larger than the forum allows the largest allowable width will be used
Can be used to shrink a thumbnail as well [attach=1 width=50] will display a 50px wide thumbnail
You can choose how tall to show the image:
height=123 : The image is displayed 123 pixels tall
If the height specified is bigger than the image or bigger than the forum allows the biggest allowable width will be used
Can be used to shrink a thumbnail as well [attach=1 height=50] will display a 50px tall thumbnail
Add an inline attachment
Example:
[attach align=left width=400]123[/attach]
This will show a left-aligned image resized to 400 pixels wide with the post text flowing around it. Execpt for the attachment tag and the attachment id all other parameters are optional
[attach]123[/attach]
This will show the attachment as a thumbnail if available, if no thumbnail is available it will use a full sized image. The image will be in line with the text of your post.
Options:
where x is the attachment id
align=left, center, right
width=### (where # is number in pixels)
height=### (where # is number in pixels)
Modes available
You can choose the inline mode you want for your attachment:
Thumbnail [attach]x[/attach] : Your image will be shown as a thumbnail
Text Link [attachurl]x[/attachurl] : Only a link is show with size and view details. By clicking on it, the image is displayed.
You can choose how to align the inline image:
align=left : The image is aligned to the left and the text will flow around it
align=right : The image is aligned to the right and the text will flow around it
align=center : The image is centered and the text will be below it
You can choose how wide to show the image:
width=123 : The image is displayed 123 pixels wide
If the width specified is larger than the image or larger than the forum allows the largest allowable width will be used
Can be used to shrink a thumbnail as well [attach width=50]x[/attach] will display a 50px wide thumbnail
You can choose how tall to show the image:
height=123 : The image is displayed 123 pixels tall
If the height specified is bigger than the image or bigger than the forum allows the biggest allowable width will be used
Can be used to shrink a thumbnail as well [attach height=50]x[/attach] will display a 50px tall thumbnail
Note:
Text Link [attachurl]x[/attachurl] : Only a link is show with size and view details. By clicking on it, the image is displayed.
with attachurl the image is not displayed into the forum, but you will be asked to download first the image, probably also this needs to be changed:
Text Link [attachurl]x[/attachurl] : Only a link is show with size and view details. By clicking on it, you will be asked where to download your image.